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Recalling Green Building’s Struggle for Legitimacy
Eugene, Oregon, is now regarded as extremely accommodating to eco-friendly builders, but at least a couple of them remember when it wasn’t easy being green
How Little I know About Carpentry
One exciting aspect about carpentry is that there is always more to learn.
The $6000 House: The Hunt
The buying experience
Step Flashings – Code calls for 4 in. legs
The 2009 IRC now has prescriptive step flashing size requirements. They're still puny and don't meet my sniff test but it's a step in the right direction.
Summer is the Time to Head Off Ice Dams
Corrective action now will prevent ice dams and water intrusion when winter rolls around again
Festool’s Revolutionary New Multi-Mode Sander RO90DX
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Appraising the Appraisal Industry — Again
Scrutiny of the appraisal system continues to intensify
A Damp Basement has a Dehumidifier Running Overtime
A homeowner in Atlanta has taken all of the usual precautions to keep moisture out of the basement. But he's still running a dehumidifier around the clock. Is there something…
Production Builders Sidle Up to Green
Betenbough, Elite Homes, and KB Home add green certifications to their marketing toolbox
One view of the net-zero energy frontier
A white paper explores how builders, manufacturers, and government entities can develop the market for projects designed for net-zero-energy performance

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